Postnuptial Agreements — Are they Valid in Ohio?
Probate and Estate Planning attorney Joseph Balmer answers a common question, can you execute Postnuptial Agreements after the marriage ceremony in the state of Ohio?
Probate and Estate Planning attorney Joseph Balmer answers a common question, can you execute Postnuptial Agreements after the marriage ceremony in the state of Ohio?
Family Law Attorney Robert Mues passes along the sad news of the sudden death of UK radio personality, “Big George” Webley. In July of 2009 Attorney Mues appeared on Webley’s weeknight radio show on BBC London to share his perspective about the use of prenuptial agreements in the United States.
Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at the importance of Prenuptial Agreements and recent analysis of census data conducte by the Pew Research Center that indicates women have outpaced men in education and earnings, growth.
Attorney Robert Mues was recently interviewed by the BBC’s “Late Show with Big George” about his thoughts on the landmark UK court decision, Radmacher v. Granatino. A download link of the nine-minute interview is also provided.
Guest Contributor Aaron Hill, a third year student at the University of Dayton School of Law examines the financial issues in a marriage and whether a prenuptial agreement is needed in any relationship.
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